Vocational Rehabilitation – the Key to a New Beginning in Working Life

Vocational rehabilitation provides individualized support for continuing your career or finding a new path when health challenges make it difficult to cope at work. Whether it’s a work trial, retraining, or job coaching, rehabilitation helps you find solutions and reach your goals safely and systematically.

Who Is Vocational Rehabilitation For?

Vocational rehabilitation is designed for anyone facing work-related challenges due to health reasons. This service may be the right solution for you if an illness or disability affects your ability to perform your job, but you still wish to remain in working life. Vocational rehabilitation not only supports the restoration of work ability, but also helps you discover a career path that truly fits you.

At Spring House, we help you through tailored solutions such as work trials, job coaching, and retraining. Whether you are just starting to explore your career direction or already transitioning toward new opportunities, we’re here to support you. Our goal is to help you find a job that matches your health, skills, and aspirations, enabling a sustainable and meaningful working life.

The Benefits of Vocational Rehabilitation

Vocational rehabilitation enables you to continue working safely and with a clear plan. It offers the opportunity to transition into job roles that better match your current work ability. Throughout the process, you are entitled to financial support, such as rehabilitation allowance and expense compensation, provided by your pension insurance company or insurance provider. This ensures that you can fully focus on your new beginning, without financial worries.

The Role of a Vocational Rehabilitation Service Provider

A vocational rehabilitation service provider, such as Spring House, plays a key role in supporting the client throughout the rehabilitation process. Our tasks include:

• Supporting the client’s readiness to enter and remain in working life

• Assessing the skills and resources needed and how to achieve them

• Preparing, together with the employer and the client, a tailored onboarding and development plan

• Supporting both the client and the employer in job integration

• Identifying and advising on available support measures and benefits

• Maintaining close cooperation between the client, employer, and other stakeholders

This comprehensive approach ensures that every client receives personalized and holistic support in finding and achieving their own career path.

How Does Vocational Rehabilitation Progress?

Vocational rehabilitation always begins with a personalized plan created together with a work ability coach. The plan takes into account your health, work ability, and personal goals. Spring House work ability coaches provide individual support and assist you throughout the process, with a focus on flexibility and listening to your needs.

The process may include:

• Work Trial: An opportunity to safely try a new field or role

• Job Coaching: Guidance and support for adapting to tasks or finding new employment

• Retraining: A chance to gain a new profession or strengthen your existing skills

Through these steps, you can rediscover your place in working life and build a sustainable, fulfilling career.

Spring House here to supporting you on your journey

From the very beginning, Spring House work ability coaches are by your side. With us, you’ll have access to all the resources and support you need to reach your goals. We want to ensure that vocational rehabilitation is not just a solution to current challenges, but a key to a new beginning in your working life.

Whatever your goal may be, continuing in your current job, changing fields, or starting an entirely new career, Spring House is here to help. Choose us as your partner and let vocational rehabilitation open the doors to your future career.

Interested? Get in touch and take the first step towards a new path in working life!